a) The two-way table of the data is as follows:
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Of the men surveyed, 10 were 30 and younger and 15 were older than 30. Nine men did not have facial hair and 16 men had facial hair.
b) The two-way relative frequency table is as follows:
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The relative frequency of the men 30 and younger who did not have facial hair is 0.200 (5 / 10).
The relative frequency of the men 30 and younger who had facial hair is 0.200 (5 / 10).
The relative frequency of the men older than 30 who did not have facial hair is 0.267 (4 / 15).
The relative frequency of the men older than 30 who had facial hair is 0.733 (11 / 15).
c) The percentage of men older than 30 who had facial hair is 73.3%.
To find the percentage of men older than 30 who had facial hair, we need to divide the number of men who had facial hair in that age group by the total number of men in that age group and multiply by 100.
11 / 15 * 100 = 73.3%
So, 73.3% of men older than 30 had facial hair.
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